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In a reimagining of Puccini's 'La Bohème,' Boston Lyric Opera goes in reverse
Plus, the MIT Museum reopening and a celebration of the Southern Massachusetts landscape. -
Meet Riley the MFA dog, who sniffs out pests to keep art safe
The young Weimaraner has already saved precious artwork, all under a newly developed training regimen. After all, a dog had never taught to protect art before. -
Where are the Black musicians in the country's largest orchestras?
In 2014, a study found that only 1.4% of orchestra musicians were Black. In 2022, it's hard to know if that number is better or worse. -
‘Evicted’ exhibit highlights lives upended by housing crisis
Somerville residents say traveling exhibit mirrors their struggles to stay housed. -
How independent bookstores help in the fight against book banning and why it matters
Booksellers have a crucial role to play in providing access to books in states where public libraries are under threat of censorship. -
Open Studio: Art walks the runway and roams the Emerald Necklace
Open Studio with Jared Bowen takes viewers inside the creative process. -
Cartoonist Keith Knight blends humor with social justice
He recently created a series with Hulu about his life and work called "Woke." -
Pop Culture Roundtable: Hollywood leans heavily on prequels and sequels
Plus: We look at the reaction to Disney's live-action 'The Little Mermaid' -
Block party brings Cambridge together through movement as The Dance Complex celebrates 30 years
Dancers, celebrants and even local officials praised the nonprofit for decades of work in Cambridge. -
"Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" turns up the volume, tells the singer's story along the way
This week, we feature two local productions and the return of the Boston Public Library's special collections.
